Cardiovascular Solutions

Cardiovascular medical device companies are challenged with designing innovative devices that will help surgeons treat more patients with complex anatomy. By utilizing advanced technologies, like Axial3D’s online platform that automatically converts 2D into 3D quickly and accurately, companies can grow their business without additional resources, move toward a more personalized approach, and get devices to patients faster.

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How we can help you grow your patient-specific solutions

Increase your capacity with the same resources
Test and improve the fit of devices in patient specific anatomy
Optimize the development of custom devices for faster time-to-market
Landmarking and algorithm development

Train surgeons with 3D printed models of real patient data without risk
Replace the use of cadavers with patient-specific 3D printed models
Streamline workflows by having all the data in one place
Large scale analysis of data

Empowering you to do more, faster and easier.

PJ Medical Surgeons

Provide surgeon training models

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Design personalized devices

Cardiac Coil Selection

Select devices based on patient-specific data

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Perform flow analysis

Cardiac FEA

Conduct FEA analysis

Med Device training

Advance R&D

Our Cardiovascular Patient-Specific 3D Solutions

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3D Visualization

Visualize your patient's data in 3D, but don't need a physical 3D printed model.

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3D Mesh File

Export to CAD to design or run analysis on patient-specific data.

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3D Print-Ready File

Download a print-ready STL file to export to your 3D printer and print in-house.

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3D Printed Model

Provide a 3D printed model for your surgeon to help improve surgical outcomes. Models made with Stratasys print technology.

Explore our cardiovascular case studies and customer stories

Heart Congenital Heart Defect

Medical 3D model saves crucial time in heart transplant surgery for a patient with congenital heart disease

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Double Inlet Left Ventricle

3D printed model used to assist in the planning of a transcatheter balloon septostomy

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Using patient-specific models to plan complex congenital deformity corrections (PAPVR)

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Congenital Heart Defect

Supporting faster and safer cardiac valve replacement with 3D modeling

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Transform your cardiovascular patient-specific programs today with our best-in-class segmentation services.

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3D anatomical models are proven to improve patient experience, reduce operating time and costs, and improve a surgeons’ confidence in their surgical plans.

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